Director Matt Gomez is shooting different types of scene for which he requires specific lighting. While giving instructions, he only explains the lighting requirement for the scene. By just the lighting requirement, can you determine what kind of light Mr. Gomez requires? for a hard-edged shadow for a fuzzy-edged beam for generating white light for creating soft beams Fixture Description Fresnel-lensed spotlights parabolic aluminized reflectors LED fixture plano-convex spotlights
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